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About the Accenture Doctors Survey 2015Now in its third year, Accenture’s multi-country Doctors Survey takes an in-depth look at healthcare IT as it relates to quality of care, and patient and physician engagement.
Accenture commissioned a survey of 2,921 doctors to assess their adoption and attitudes toward electronic health records and healthcare IT. The online survey included doctors across: Australia, Brazil, England , Norway, Singapore, UAE and the United States.
The survey was conducted online by Nielsen between December 2014 and January 2015, followed by a second field period in UAE from September - November 2015.
Contact:Majid AltuwaijriManaging Director & Middle East Health and Public Service [email protected]
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Vital signs of progress
of UAE doctors say they are more proficient using electronic health records in their clinical practices today than two years ago.
The Accenture Doctors Survey 2015 shows progress in UAE doctors’ adoption of electronic health records and in use of healthcare IT functions, but some capabilities are still not part of the regimen.
2015 UAE Healthcare IT Check-Up Shows Progress (And Some Pain)
Improved quality of treatment decisions
Improved health outcomes for patients
Reduction inmedical errors
UAE doctors believe EMR has a positive impact on:
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Outcomes: Doctors see a positive impact
Side e�ects
say the use of healthcare IT has decreased the amount of time spent with patients.
4 in 10
of UAE doctors find
EHR systems in their organizations hard to use.
A hard pill to swallow
58%
Few UAE doctors routinely access clinical data of a patient who has been seen by a di�erent health organization.
Very few UAE doctors routinely receive electronic referrals to/from health professionals in other organizations.
10%
Interoperability lags
12%
See how other functions ranked
26% 22% 18%
Top 3 healthcare IT functions used routinely
1. 2. 3.65
Enter patient notes electronically
Electronic order requests to labs
Electronic tools to reduce the administrative burden
A vast majority of UAE doctors report that patient updating of personal electronic medical records (EMR) is helping:
HurtsHelps
Patientengagement 85% 15%
Patient satisfaction 13%87%
Understanding of their health condition
13%87%
Patient-physician communication 11%89%
Accuracy of record 16%84%
EMR: Does it help or hurt?
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Select services available to patients electronically
41%
1. Book/change/cancelappointments
32%
3. Communicatewith doctorthroughsecure email
36%
2. Viewhealth-relatedinformationduringconsultation
29%
5. Use tele- monitoring
devices to monitor/record
their health indicators
30%
4. Communicate with doctorsthrough videoconferencing
